Courtney Everett is a Morning Show Producer at Wisconsin Public Radio. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, government and politics, health and wellness, and agriculture, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and AgriTech. Courtney's work has been featured in several outlets including USA TODAY, Urban Milwaukee, and the Leader-Telegram.
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Courtney’s coverage reflects a local focus on Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee. Her articles encompass various topics including government and politics, crime, scientific developments, health & wellbeing, and education within the region.
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By: Courtney Everett
Wisconsin's gubernatorial candidates have different ideas on how to best protect kids online, especially in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Wisconsin regulators allege Enbridge violated state environmental laws and permits. And voters will decide on three state constitutional amendments next month.
By: Courtney Everett
A new cluster of measles cases has been detected and health officials say the disease is becoming more common. Federal officials released a preliminary report on the plane crash involving GOP governor candidate Tom Tiffany. And, the 7th Congressional District race pits a Trump loyalist against a former legislator who calls himself an independent Democrat.
The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series after sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Wisconsin Elections Commission issued new guidance for if federal law enforcement shows up at polling sites this November. And, WPR's voter guide shares where candidates stand on the issues.
By: Courtney Everett
Democrats are getting some good news in Wisconsin's most competitive congressional districts ahead of election day. Plus, WPR reporters visited three key swing districts that could decide control of the state assembly. And, the ACLU is asking the state Supreme Court to challenging the use of Flock cameras.
By: Courtney Everett
Wisconsin regulators will conduct a statewide review of the impacts of data centers as part of a settlement reached with environmental groups. Plus, how data centers have become an issue in the 2026 election. And, some Milwaukee Brewers fans are getting creative to see the team play in the World Series.
By: Courtney Everett
Candidates in some of Wisconsin's most hotly-contested congressional districts meet to make their final pitches to voters. Plus, the race for Attorney General in Wisconsin, features a pair of familiar faces. And, farmers could receive relief in the form of billions from the federal government.
By: Courtney Everett
The two candidates for governor met for their first and only debate Wednesday night. In-person absentee voting is surging this week. And, Democrats hope to flip a seat held by Republicans in the 1st Congressional District in southeast Wisconsin for more than 30 years.
By: Courtney Everett
Tonight, the Milwaukee Brewers are set to play in their first World Series since 1982. Republican Tom Tiffany says he'll make Wisconsin schools more accountable if he's elected governor. And, an advocacy group of older adults is demanding Wisconsin continue reporting who owns the state's nursing homes.
By: Courtney Everett
The candidates for governor share their ideas on how to fund transportation. Madison's mayor ends her reelection bit, citing rising threats of violence. And, a conversation with the Democratic candidate for governor, David Crowley.
By: Courtney Everett
Kamala Harris made a campaign stop in Wisconsin for Democratic candidate for governor David Crowley. The Brewers are one win away from their first World Series title. Plus, an inside look at Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District, one of the most closely watched races.
